A quick update from the equipment and storage front:
As most of you know, rowing shells are big (well long really) and finding a place to store them in New York City is a bit of a logistical challenge (someday ask Tracy about the oars in her bedroom or the dock in her basement...). The point is that with many thanks to Turner Construction and Jacobson & Co. Inc., for their generous donation of lumber, time and expertise, HRCR now not only has boats, but has a place to put them!
Our fantastic construction crew poses with the lumber...
As most of you know, rowing shells are big (well long really) and finding a place to store them in New York City is a bit of a logistical challenge (someday ask Tracy about the oars in her bedroom or the dock in her basement...). The point is that with many thanks to Turner Construction and Jacobson & Co. Inc., for their generous donation of lumber, time and expertise, HRCR now not only has boats, but has a place to put them!
Our fantastic construction crew poses with the lumber...
And then we all get to work...
Two racks down, one more to go...
The moment of truth...
Hey! Check us out! We have boat racks!
1 comments:
how to I join up with you guys? I rowed for about a year or so in college, and would love to get back out on the water, I just don't know how to get this put together.
Can you help???
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